Following the general election on 6 may 2010, the UK Border Agency website has undergone some changes.

The UK Border Agency would like to reassure travellers who have been unable to leave the UK and whose visas have now expired.

The government plans for identity cards for British citizens to be scrapped within 100 days it was announced today.

Following the general election on 6 may 2010, the UK Border Agency website has undergone some changes.

The UK Border Agency would like to reassure travellers who have been unable to leave the UK and whose visas have now expired.

The UK Border Agency has today issued a warning over bogus job offers targeting foreign nationals seeking work in the UK

Following the general election on 6 may 2010, the UK Border Agency website has undergone some changes.

New regulations have changed the requirement for migrants to have a knowledge of language and life in the UK when they apply for naturalisation as a British citizen.

The Immigration Rules relating to marriage visas are changing for serving members of the armed forces.

If you applied for a certificate of approval for marriage or civil partnership between 2005 and 2009, you may be eligible for the repayment of the fee you paid.

The UK Border Agency has today issued a warning over bogus job offers targeting foreign nationals seeking work in the UK

Immigration minister announces that families of failed asylum seekers will no longer be held overnight at the centre

The UK Border Agency has made important changes to the ESOL provisions within the 'knowledge of language and life' requirement for people seeking settlement in the UK.

On Tuesday 6 April the UK Border Agency is launching a new service for customers applying to extend their permission to stay in the UK.

If you applied for a certificate of approval for marriage or civil partnership between 2005 and 2009, you may be eligible for the repayment of the fee you paid.

The government is committed to ending the detention of children for immigration purposes. We can announce that Immigration Minister Damian Green will be leading a wide-ranging review to achieve this, setting out plans in the coming months.

If you have been given refugee status or humanitarian protection in the UK, and your initial permission to stay here will expire before the new system of 'earned citizenship' comes into force (scheduled for July 2011), you will be able to apply for settlement and British citizenship under the current rules.

New regulations have changed the requirement for migrants to have a knowledge of language and life in the UK when they apply for naturalisation as a British citizen.

The UK Border Agency has made important changes to the ESOL provisions within the 'knowledge of language and life' requirement for people seeking settlement in the UK.